States How are they Organized?. Reserved Powers Powers not given to the federal government are RESERVED for the states or people. These are called RESERVED.

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States How are they Organized?

Reserved Powers Powers not given to the federal government are RESERVED for the states or people. These are called RESERVED POWERS.

What powers do they share? States have several powers they share with the federal government: 1.Work Together with national government on projects (buildings, roads, bridges) 2.Provide Support for poor people (food, health care, and funds) 3.Tax Citizens

Cooperation States must cooperate with each other in 3 ways: 1.Full Faith and Credit 2.Guarantee of Republican Form of Government 3.Domestic Violence

Full Faith and Credit Each state must give credit to the other states decisions. MarriagesExtradition DivorcesLand Ownership

Guarantee of Republican Government Every state must guarantee that voters will elect their state leaders.

Domestic Violence National government will assist any state in situations of riots or rebellions.

What Services do States Provide? Elections Education Business Laws Police Public Buildings Highways